Notes

Lineage: Sony ST-S730ES Tuner > ESI Juli@ Soundcard > Sound Forge v9.0e >
CD Architect v5.2 > Plextor CD-R PX-230A > EAC > FLAC (level 5).

Uploaded to DIME by rockcat on 2008-09-07.


Not being a big fan of My Morning Jacket (it's not that I don't like them,
I'm just not that familiar with their music), it would be an exercise in
futility for me to try to identify the setlist. I'll leave that to the more
diehard among us. Please post it when you know it and I'll update this description.
I thought it more important to simply capture and share this live event. Also,
if one song segued into another, I probably didn't identify if correctly or I may
have split some of the extended jams into too many tracks (especially towards the
end of the show). Sorry.

I have indicated most of the station IDs (where the DJ didn't impact on the music).
If the band was playing (even fading out) as the DJ spoke I didn't create a separate
track for the ID (such as at the beginning and end of disc 1). Also, the ID in the
middle of track 19 could be a bit problematic, but a simply crossfade should make
it seemless. I chose to give you everything and let you decide for yourselves what
to omit. Anyway, for those of you who find station IDs to be annoying, simply omit
those tracks when you burn this to disc and I think you'll be quite satisfied.

I'm one of WXPN's harshest critics because they often terminate their concert
broadcasts early...not broadcasting the encores. But this time they did an
excellent job...staying with the show until the very end...and even the expletives
weren't bleeped out!

I don't know the typical length of My Morning Jacket concerts, but this one
seemed particular long. Enjoy!

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I'm not totally sold this was even a FM Soundboard recording. It actually sounds like
an audience recording, but with the added FM compression. Don't get me wrong, it sounds good
and thanks to rockcat from dime for taping and seeding.

I simply added song titles, renamed and tagged the files downloaded from dime and created a new MD5 file.
I didn't track these but the only major issue I found was for Cobra, which is tracked as three seperate tracks.
I just labeled them as such as I didn't feel like uncompressing and merging the flacs.

Enjoy!
Nick